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For everybody here who says these birds are fighting - they're not. I have two Black Headed Caiques (males) and I see similar behaviour multiple times every day. This is how Caiques play. From my own experience I can see here from the behaviour and the noises they are making these are bonded birds who trust eachother. Believe me, if they were fighting for real there would be a lot more noise and a lot more blood.
Biggest misconception about these birds is they fight with each other. They don't fight, they play unlike most other birds. You play with them like you would a dog :) They are like flying dogs. Play fighting is how they play. Not to say they aren't known for actually fighting, but only if raised as a loner. They are known to brutally kill mates you get them if raised alone and they were given a mate too late in life.
The smaller one is letting the orange headed have his way because he doesnt want to fight so he trys to get out of the way of the other. I dont like the vibe the smaller one should have to be in a cage with the Bully,sortd like torture
wingsonmyback1 owner said they each have their own cage. They flew in another bird's cage (that bird was not home) & started playing, then flew out & onto the blinds. They have free roam in the house, plenty of opportunities to get away from each other, & not cage mates.
These birds are playing. They are Caiques. The wrestle like this. This is what is unique about Caiques. For this reason, Caiques generally don’t get along with other birds because the other birds don’t know how to hop and wrestle like Caiques. Take a look at when the two Caiques has locked beaks and shaking their necks. That is a bonding act. These two are buddies. It’s doesn’t mean that buddies won’t have a disagreement once in a like like people. But they make up because they need each other’s company. You have beautiful birds.
Get one they’re funny mine knows when I’m sad and will cuddle under my chin she’s not even a year old and I potty trained her (still in training but pretty much understood in two days)
@@gabbygabby6910 when you see your bird is about to poop, take it to where you want it to poop on its own (like it's cage) and say poop (or go potty or whatever you want the command to be). If your bird poops after a few seconds, reward him with a treat they love (my lovebird loves millet for instance. Just 1 or 2 bites is enough). You can also take your bird to go poop every 15-20 minutes, as lovebirds tend to poop in those intervals (cockatiels should be similar). Again, just see if he needs to go, say the command and reward if something happens. If you want to learn more about training your birds, check out the channel birdtricks. They are amazing!
I have a caique and senegal they share a big flight room and are buddies since they met, but it can change in time. Thats why i am careful since these 2 species can be very aggressive towards other birds and even to their own species.
they are playing, if they were trying to "kill each other" they'd be shrieking even hissing, tails would be constantly flared, their feathers would be ruffled/fluffed to intimidate the other by making themselves look bigger etc... & they wouldnt be feeding each other @ 1:58-2:06 for example....theyre bonding
What a lovely couple of playful parrots - we have a white bellied caique - he/she is so lovely and plays all day long - he is into everything! love the way your parrots interact with eachother! Very rumble tumble birds!
I dosen't matter how big the cage is, even if it was 10 foot long they will both want to sit on the same spot on the perch. Even in the wild they all perch in one tree.
uuekene do your reaserch first before you comment, caiques are wrestle birds they have a more rough play style, hyacinths are also known to wrestle like that...
if that was a territorial fight, then there would be feathers all over the place with blood in them. caiques are physical birds who like to wrestle (play) with each other.
uuekene I agree they should have separate cages (the cage is very small) I only agree for health reasons, both birds are playing and the part where they grab the others beak is a bonding play
Get a big cage(about 4 by 3 by 3 ), and make sure you buy a little teepee, because they love to sleep in those.(I have two) also, they love to chew on balsa wood. It's not really about the cage, its about the toys you will fill it with, and they don't have to be expensive either. We used half a coconut for a toy and he plays witht that more than the 40 dollar chew toy we bought him.
There's no such thing as a "starter bird". Any bird has the potential to be a good first time bird, as long as you have researched all that you need to know and you are extremely dedicated to maintaining the wellbeing of that bird. I don't believe in the whole "beginner bird" thing. You should get the bird that YOU want, rather than buying a species that you never wanted in the first place. Especially if you don't want a ton of parrots screaming and pooping all over the place.
These birds are funny when they're together. I've seen them try to steal food from inside their cage-mate's beak, and they don't tive up, EVER it seems.
How much does just one of these cost? I have a cage big enough already. How much do you spend a month on fresh foods, seeds, treats, etc? Also, how long did it take you to tame yours? All help is appreciated!!! Love the video! Too cute :D
Caiques have very strong legs. They compensate for their lesser flight capabilities with excellent climbing ability. They're little Muay Thai kickboxers.
@Bee Not true at all. All pets are a lot of work. It's just different kind of work. And you can definitely have other pets with birds as long as they don't interact.
How is it that in this day and age people don't recognize the difference between play fighting/roughhousing/wrestling and actually fighting? Like, if they were fighting there would be no question about it. You would see genuine aggression, ripping and tearing, loud screaming and thrashing about. It's just like when boys get into play fights and rassle and roughhouse on the floor or in the yard. They might punch one another, they might even kick but at the end of it all they'll be laughing and go have a drink together. Play fights are essential for getting your energy out, having fun and strengthening social bonds.
its not that they're bad for beginners, i just got a black headed caique a few months ago as my first bird and things are going awesome. its not that theyre bad for beginners, its just that beginners may not be aware of (or ready for) the level of attention that these little birds need. they need attentive owners and lots of playtime outside the cage. luckily for me i take mine to work :) they can be a bit feisty, so they need someone with a stern hand as they can be a bit stubborn and beaky.
I don't believe that a Caique isn't a good first bird. It's an excellent first bird. Everyone I know who has had a caique as a first bird has done extraordinary with them. Just like any other animal, if you don't train them they WILL playfully bite you however you may take it as them just biting. The key is to train the bird, just like a puppy, not to bite. Don't listen to anyone who says that it is not a good first bird, they are excellent first birds and I know from my own experience.
@afrogsfantasy Caiques are funny playfull birds however they are know for their (unpredictable) mood swings. From nice fluffy bird into a bird from hell in a split second. They need a firm and experienced ownder to keep them in line.
Well, I mean, I have a caique as a first parrot, and it's not that hard. The key is to NEVER EVER succumb to your urge to whack em across the room when you have been bitten really harshly. Otherwise, they seem to respond pretty well to a good, harsh "no". That, and they love praise. And need a big cage. And lots of toys. Which really isnt much to give a pet. So in my amateur opinion, theyre a fine starter bird.
I don't know anything about parrots, i don't know how i even got here but this video made me smile the entire time. The jumping around in the cage what so precious. I trust that you take good care of them, giving how playful they look.
you can try a parrotlet. they are the same size as parakeets, but as smart as a full sized parrot. they are pretty good talkers, and can be trained, but have alot of attitude. if you look them up, some people describe them as "saucy"
i very much enjoyed this video. to date i've only has love birds an a single rosella. i would love to have a caique as my first large bird. im not sure how loud they are? not so much as i seen so far.
That's how caiques play! They are not fighting! Do some research!
For everybody here who says these birds are fighting - they're not. I have two Black Headed Caiques (males) and I see similar behaviour multiple times every day. This is how Caiques play. From my own experience I can see here from the behaviour and the noises they are making these are bonded birds who trust eachother. Believe me, if they were fighting for real there would be a lot more noise and a lot more blood.
Biggest misconception about these birds is they fight with each other. They don't fight, they play unlike most other birds. You play with them like you would a dog :) They are like flying dogs. Play fighting is how they play. Not to say they aren't known for actually fighting, but only if raised as a loner. They are known to brutally kill mates you get them if raised alone and they were given a mate too late in life.
The smaller one is letting the orange headed have his way because he doesnt want to fight so he trys to get out of the way of the other. I dont like the vibe the smaller one should have to be in a cage with the Bully,sortd like torture
wingsonmyback1 owner said they each have their own cage. They flew in another bird's cage (that bird was not home) & started playing, then flew out & onto the blinds. They have free roam in the house, plenty of opportunities to get away from each other, & not cage mates.
its play fighting. If it was real fighting there would be feathers flying and they would scream like crazy. :)
@@brentleyreuben6661 no
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What the fuck is going on over here in this comment thread?
@@DreadnoughtHvor no
@@whacckk no
These birds are playing. They are Caiques. The wrestle like this. This is what is unique about Caiques. For this reason, Caiques generally don’t get along with other birds because the other birds don’t know how to hop and wrestle like Caiques. Take a look at when the two Caiques has locked beaks and shaking their necks. That is a bonding act. These two are buddies. It’s doesn’t mean that buddies won’t have a disagreement once in a like like people. But they make up because they need each other’s company.
You have beautiful birds.
Bilquis Wadoodi aww man! I wanted to get a Caique someday but I have a green cheek atm...... 😢 i loooove caiques so much
Get one they’re funny mine knows when I’m sad and will cuddle under my chin she’s not even a year old and I potty trained her (still in training but pretty much understood in two days)
@@jocelynwithhersidekickmang4290 may i ask how do you potty train a parrot? i got a lovebird for half a year now , and a cockatiel for 2 weeks .
@@gabbygabby6910 when you see your bird is about to poop, take it to where you want it to poop on its own (like it's cage) and say poop (or go potty or whatever you want the command to be). If your bird poops after a few seconds, reward him with a treat they love (my lovebird loves millet for instance. Just 1 or 2 bites is enough). You can also take your bird to go poop every 15-20 minutes, as lovebirds tend to poop in those intervals (cockatiels should be similar). Again, just see if he needs to go, say the command and reward if something happens. If you want to learn more about training your birds, check out the channel birdtricks. They are amazing!
I have a caique and senegal they share a big flight room and are buddies since they met, but it can change in time. Thats why i am careful since these 2 species can be very aggressive towards other birds and even to their own species.
7:24 “SQUARE UP BRO YOU WANNA GO RIGHT NOW?”
Caique's reaction to everything: Roll over, expose belly, grab everything with feet
Legit strategy
IF you know about this breed then you know they're just playing. btw, other birds like to play like this as well...
Birds of play.
Not play They crayzy
Prapaksanun Thumploy well they are called the clowns of the bird world for a reason
the orange-crested/headed one from 0:09-0:11 was like a boxer jumpin up & down like "bring it on man!" haha so cute
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The light colored Parrot knows Karate!!
He like to Kick!
SO CUTE!!
The people who disliked this don't know what these parrots natrually do.
Rude
They probably disliked it because of how small their cage is...
the people who disliked this either never had siblings or they were the little brothers always getting picked on.
Glenn Griffon ,L
they are playing, if they were trying to "kill each other" they'd be shrieking even hissing, tails would be constantly flared, their feathers would be ruffled/fluffed to intimidate the other by making themselves look bigger etc... & they wouldnt be feeding each other @ 1:58-2:06 for example....theyre bonding
What a lovely couple of playful parrots - we have a white bellied caique - he/she is so lovely and plays all day long - he is into everything! love the way your parrots interact with eachother! Very rumble tumble birds!
SUE WHEELER
Cockatiels are great first time birds, the best .Parakeets are much smarter tho..
I like how it just hangs on the ceiling like a little bat.
I dosen't matter how big the cage is, even if it was 10 foot long they will both want to sit on the same spot on the perch. Even in the wild they all perch in one tree.
That means it is territorial fight, not play, they need sepparate cages.
uuekene do your reaserch first before you comment, caiques are wrestle birds they have a more rough play style, hyacinths are also known to wrestle like that...
if that was a territorial fight, then there would be feathers all over the place with blood in them. caiques are physical birds who like to wrestle (play) with each other.
uuekene I agree they should have separate cages (the cage is very small) I only agree for health reasons, both birds are playing and the part where they grab the others beak is a bonding play
Wow those colors are astonishing!!! Such a colorful animal :)
yeah
Get a big cage(about 4 by 3 by 3 ), and make sure you buy a little teepee, because they love to sleep in those.(I have two) also, they love to chew on balsa wood. It's not really about the cage, its about the toys you will fill it with, and they don't have to be expensive either. We used half a coconut for a toy and he plays witht that more than the 40 dollar chew toy we bought him.
This looks like an intense make out session
people always think they know how to take of YOUR animals better than YOU do... don't know why...
your birds look happy & healthy :)
There's no such thing as a "starter bird". Any bird has the potential to be a good first time bird, as long as you have researched all that you need to know and you are extremely dedicated to maintaining the wellbeing of that bird. I don't believe in the whole "beginner bird" thing. You should get the bird that YOU want, rather than buying a species that you never wanted in the first place. Especially if you don't want a ton of parrots screaming and pooping all over the place.
Rare footage of the Underground Caique Cage Fighting (UCCF) circuit.
Ridiculous claim. The sun is shining through the windows. This is clearly not under ground
@@RMGWOO went right over ya huh? 😂😂😂
@@Selkie7 the sun usually does.
LOLOLOLOLOLOL!!!!!
These birds are funny when they're together. I've seen them try to steal food from inside their cage-mate's beak, and they don't tive up, EVER it seems.
they are play fighting in the same way dogs and little boys do.
Sandra Kershaw Boys? I've seen girls do that too.
Maybe. When I was a little boy, I was always punished for trying to roughhouse with girls.
My budgie started bobbing his head while watching this
Lol I can already see my lovebird walking towards my laptop because she heard the birds
Thank you for sharing this with us!!
very very cute!!
How much does just one of these cost? I have a cage big enough already. How much do you spend a month on fresh foods, seeds, treats, etc? Also, how long did it take you to tame yours?
All help is appreciated!!!
Love the video! Too cute :D
The lighter one walks upside down so naturally, it's unnerving
Caiques have very strong legs. They compensate for their lesser flight capabilities with excellent climbing ability. They're little Muay Thai kickboxers.
They are doing karate xD
The white belly is kicking him in da face
They are the BEST :)
I want a caique. :( They seem very dog like and dogs are my specialty.
@Bee Not true at all. All pets are a lot of work. It's just different kind of work. And you can definitely have other pets with birds as long as they don't interact.
My white bellied, Zelda, absolutely loved this video and was trying to play with the computer screen
#birdbathjamaica
looking back on this, I feel like this username
could have have been a little classier...
It would be nice if the black cap one could get away from the other one when its had enough
How is it that in this day and age people don't recognize the difference between play fighting/roughhousing/wrestling and actually fighting?
Like, if they were fighting there would be no question about it. You would see genuine aggression, ripping and tearing, loud screaming and thrashing about.
It's just like when boys get into play fights and rassle and roughhouse on the floor or in the yard. They might punch one another, they might even kick but at the end of it all they'll be laughing and go have a drink together.
Play fights are essential for getting your energy out, having fun and strengthening social bonds.
我以前一次只養1隻，不是每1隻都親人，聰明，我害死牠，因牠晚上一直往我被子鑽，抓牠到牠小窩，牠又進，結果早上已冰冷，悶死了，我睡死了，
is that a pair ? i want to get a pair but i have heard thay are not as friendly as a single bird is that true ?
You stole my seed!
Bring it!!!!!!!
is the white belly kunfu caique the male? I'm trying to practice gender recognition or whatever it's called
They look so repentant. Because they've were caught play fighting. Lol
i wanna know if a white bellied caique breed with a black head caique ?
JUMP KICK LOL
Haha... awesome! They are buddies. I havr a friend with a sun conure, it's stealth bombs me every damn time.
its not that they're bad for beginners, i just got a black headed caique a few months ago as my first bird and things are going awesome.
its not that theyre bad for beginners, its just that beginners may not be aware of (or ready for) the level of attention that these little birds need. they need attentive owners and lots of playtime outside the cage. luckily for me i take mine to work :)
they can be a bit feisty, so they need someone with a stern hand as they can be a bit stubborn and beaky.
how much is a baby caique and where is the best place to get one?
Эй, ребятки, хорош драться! Давайте жить дружно! 😉
@NukeDiablo Nope. Caiques are South American, not African.
The white bellied caiquemis funny
i love in 1:50 how their heads start vibrating, i cant tell which one is doing it
Hola no hay que ponerlos juntos no sea ignorantes
*walks on ceiling*
It's over Anakin
why is a caique not a good beginner bird ?
Такие прикольные и смешные 🤩🤩🤩
2 parrots enter one parrot leaves 🤣
They’re not playing they’re fighting
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I think thats caique kick boxing. Awww like their little snuggies in their toys. too cute~
The world famous bat bird!!
Aaww so cute ~3
they are looking so beautiful
White bellied vs Black headed Caiques
1:49 Someone turned the washing machine on...
Caiques are the BEST !!!!!
It's Spider-Caique!
Limportante che non si fanno male😬
Is it best to have two birds? Thank you
Are your birds for sell because they are listed on the web as being for sell?
On ne mets pas du journal dans une cage mais du sable pour le bien être des oiseaux
These two are different species. Would it be better to get a couple for each one and, they are not playing , they are fighting.
They are playing, caiques play rough. They love to wrestle and roll around, which is quite rare for parrots so I don't blame you for being confused.
The one with a black head looks like a ninja
1:48 *vibrating intensifies*
I don't believe that a Caique isn't a good first bird. It's an excellent first bird. Everyone I know who has had a caique as a first bird has done extraordinary with them. Just like any other animal, if you don't train them they WILL playfully bite you however you may take it as them just biting. The key is to train the bird, just like a puppy, not to bite. Don't listen to anyone who says that it is not a good first bird, they are excellent first birds and I know from my own experience.
Are these parrots good at mimicking voices and sounds? Are they really loud, like conures? They sure are pretty and seem fun. Thanks
that quarter circle aerial combo was amazing. he clearly dominated in the air
They fight like roosters.
コザクラインコ我が家は仲良し
Didn't see Amy fight at all
Still health after 14years.
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They shouldn't be together. Too dangerous.
It's how they play. Birds don't lie on their back or do anything upside down unless they're happy and trust who they're with.
@afrogsfantasy Caiques are funny playfull birds however they are know for their (unpredictable) mood swings. From nice fluffy bird into a bird from hell in a split second. They need a firm and experienced ownder to keep them in line.
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Well, I mean, I have a caique as a first parrot, and it's not that hard. The key is to NEVER EVER succumb to your urge to whack em across the room when you have been bitten really harshly. Otherwise, they seem to respond pretty well to a good, harsh "no". That, and they love praise. And need a big cage. And lots of toys. Which really isnt much to give a pet. So in my amateur opinion, theyre a fine starter bird.
@pismo10 Parakeets are smarter as in easier to train to step up to your finger and such? I am a beggener and looking to get a parrot very soon.
Adorable
Chuck Norris ‼︎
pro soccer player in parrots' world...
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thats a cage fight 😂
I don't know anything about parrots, i don't know how i even got here but this video made me smile the entire time. The jumping around in the cage what so precious. I trust that you take good care of them, giving how playful they look.
Lucy and Ricky?
打架
you can try a parrotlet. they are the same size as parakeets, but as smart as a full sized parrot. they are pretty good talkers, and can be trained, but have alot of attitude. if you look them up, some people describe them as "saucy"
My IRN Keiko plays like this with my GCC Kiwi. You'd be surprised who gets the upper hand most of the time....
@Matthew3590 A cockatiel is probably easier to train because they are friendlier and not as independent as parakeets.
i very much enjoyed this video. to date i've only has love birds an a single rosella. i would love to have a caique as my first large bird. im not sure how loud they are? not so much as i seen so far.
Kickboxing
I never knew Caiques were very playful I'm really mesmerized by this video.